Dallas County, Texas healthcare market data

Everything below is assembled from 8 federal datasets RepVector has pulled and retained for county FIPS 48113. Figures are the publishers' own — no modelling, no estimates, no gap-filling.

8 datasets419 retained rowsupdated Oct 1, 2026FIPS 48113

The PDF carries the same figures as this page - every metric, the retained dataset panels with their queries and capture dates, and the datasets with no coverage here.

Market brief

Reading the retained datasets for Dallas County…

Market plan

A sequenced territory plan and a six-week action plan for Dallas County, built strictly from the datasets retained on this page. Anything the publishers do not report is listed as not covered rather than filled in.

Target account strategy

A prioritized, three-tier account list for Dallas County. Each tier states the exact data fields it is scored on and the dataset behind every field. Where the retained rows name no entities, the tier is defined by account class instead of invented names.

Retained datasets for Dallas County

Covering facilities, health, population, providers. Each panel shows the publisher, the exact query, the capture date, and a sample of the rows held.

Behavioral health treatment facility locator

Licensed substance-use and mental-health treatment facilities, with address, phone, website and the specific services and treatment approaches each site offers (e.g. opioid treatment, outpatient, medication-assisted treatment). A directory of real, operating treatment sites, not aggregate statistics.

SAMHSA (FindTreatment.gov) · 2026-08 · 100 rowsDallas, Dallas County, Texascaptured Aug 15, 2026

SAMHSA-listed treatment facilities (sa) in Texas

FacilityType of careCityZIPAddressPhoneWebsite
El Dorado Texas Community Service Ctr Brownsville Health ServicesSubstance use treatment; DetoxificationBrownsville78520954 East Madison Street956-550-9970https://www.texasamericanhealthservices.org
Tropical Texas Behavioral HealthSubstance use treatment; Treatment for co-occurring disorders plus serious mental illness (SMI) in adults; Treatment for co-occurring disorders plus serious emotional disturbance (SED) in childrenBrownsville78520861 Old Alice Road956-547-5400https://www.ttbh.org
Recovery Center of Cameron County BrownsvilleSubstance use treatmentBrownsville785211185 FM 802 Ruben M Torres Boulevard956-548-0028https://www.recoverycentercc.org
Tropical Texas Behavioral HealthSubstance use treatment; Treatment for co-occurring disorders plus serious mental illness (SMI) in adults; Treatment for co-occurring disorders plus serious emotional disturbance (SED) in childrenWeslaco785962215 West Business 83956-520-8800https://www.ttbh.org
Recovery Center of Cameron County HarlingenSubstance use treatmentHarlingen785501806 West Jefferson Avenue956-428-7800https://www.recoverycentercc.org
Tropical Texas Behavioral HealthSubstance use treatment; Treatment for co-occurring disorders plus serious mental illness (SMI) in adults; Treatment for co-occurring disorders plus serious emotional disturbance (SED) in childrenHarlingen78550103 North Loop 499956-364-6500https://www.ttbh.org
El Dorado Texas Community Service CtrSubstance use treatment; DetoxificationPharr785775510 North Cage Boulevard956-787-3544 x3801https://www.EldoradoCommunitySevices.org
Behavioral Health Solutions of South TexasSubstance use treatmentPharr785775510 North Cage Boulevard956-787-7111 x250https://www.bhsst.org

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  • 414 facilities match statewide; showing up to 100.
  • Self-reported by facilities to SAMHSA; a listing does not guarantee current capacity.

Health Professional Shortage Areas

Federally designated areas, population groups or facilities with a shortage of primary care, dental or mental-health providers, with a shortage score and estimated underserved population. Identifies where the government has formally determined provider supply falls short of need.

Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) · 2026-08 · 100 rowsDallas, Dallas County, Texascaptured Aug 15, 2026

HRSA primary care Health Professional Shortage Areas in Texas

CityZIPDesignation typeHPSA scoreStatusEstimated underserved population
Wheeler79096Rural Health Clinic15Designated—
Andrews79714-3638Rural Health Clinic16Designated—
Three Rivers78071Correctional Facility21Designated—
Wellington79095-3704Rural Health Clinic15Designated—
Tomball77375-4595Federally Qualified Health Center Look A Like16Designated—
Hereford79045-2820Rural Health Clinic15Designated—
El Paso79925-1202Correctional Facility12Designated—
Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo79907-6832Indian Health Service, Tribal Health, and Urban Indian Health Organizations19Designated—

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  • Discipline: primary care.
  • Higher HPSA score means a more severe shortage (score is HRSA's own scale, not a rate).

Medicare doctors and clinicians

Individual Medicare-enrolled physicians and clinicians, with primary and secondary specialty, medical school, graduation year and the practice/facility they bill under. A roster of practicing clinicians and their affiliations in a market.

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services · 2026-08 · 100 rowsDallas, Dallas County, Texascaptured Aug 15, 2026

Medicare-enrolled doctors and clinicians in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas

ClinicianCredentialPrimary specialtyFacilityCityGraduation yearZIP
HASINA ASHEMDDIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGYRADIOLOGY LTD LLCADDISON2,01475001
KRISTA ROHDEPAPHYSICIAN ASSISTANTEMERALD HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, PLLCPARKER2,00775002
REHAN YAZDANIMDINTERNAL MEDICINEEMERALD HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, PLLCPARKER2,01275002
NISSAR VAHORA—DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGYMIDWEST RADIOLOGY PAPARKER2,01375002
AHMAD AL SAMARAEEMDDIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGYMIDWEST RADIOLOGY PAPARKER2,00575002
DARSHANA SHRESTHANPNURSE PRACTITIONEREMERALD HEALTH PROFESSIONALS, PLLCPARKER2,02075002
IJEOMA ONWUZURIKENPNURSE PRACTITIONER—ALLEN2,00875002
NIDISH JOSENPNURSE PRACTITIONER—CARROLLTON2,01675006

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  • Statewide listing for TX from the national downloadable file (238208 total matches).

NPPES national provider registry

Every organisation and individual in the United States that has a National Provider Identifier, with address, phone, organisation name and taxonomy (what kind of practice or facility it is). Returns both individual clinicians and organisations by default — the address-and-phone-level list behind a rep's call sheet whenever the question is 'who is physically operating here and how do I reach them'.

CMS (NPI Registry) · 2026-W40 · 100 rowsDallas, Dallas County, Texascaptured Oct 1, 2026

NPPES providers (individuals and organisations) matching "Psychiatry" in Dallas, TX

OrganisationTaxonomyCityZIPAddressPhoneNPI
22KILLCounselor, Mental HealthFORT WORTH76102855 TEXAS ST STE 105682-990-62421811524085
AARON REICHLIN MD IN-NETWORK, PLLCPsychiatry & Neurology, PsychiatryDALLAS752044040 N CENTRAL EXPY312-626-43941144146713
ABC INJURY & REHAB CENTERS, INC.Family MedicineDALLAS752348 MEDICAL PKWY972-406-28961366748113
ARQAM ABDALIPsychiatry & Neurology, PsychiatryHOUSTON770302002 HOLCOMBE BLVD713-791-14141730615337
AHMED ABDELRAHMANPsychiatry & Neurology, PsychiatryNEW YORK10065525 E 68TH ST212-746-58221497288682
FIRAS ABDULLAPsychiatry & Neurology, PsychiatryPLANO750247601 PRESTON RD469-303-30701356964621
NORA ABDULLAHPsychiatry & Neurology, PsychiatryMISSOULA59802900 N ORANGE ST STE 202406-327-33621295354298
NATHALIE ABENOZAPsychiatry & Neurology, PsychiatryDALLAS753905323 HARRY HINES BLVD214-648-54081518543495

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  • Registry match count: 100.
  • NPPES lists registration, not activity — a listed entity may have closed.

Leading causes of death by state

Annual death counts and age-adjusted death rates for each leading cause of death, by state, from national vital statistics. Covers heart disease, cancer, stroke, unintentional injury, diabetes, kidney disease, suicide and others.

CDC / National Center for Health Statistics · 2026 · 10 rowsDallas, Dallas County, Texascaptured Aug 15, 2026

Leading causes of death for Texas

Cause of deathDeathsAge-adjusted rate / 100kStateYear
Heart disease45,346169.2Texas2,017
Cancer40,668146.5Texas2,017
Stroke10,79041.3Texas2,017
Unintentional injuries10,76338.8Texas2,017
CLRD10,65040.5Texas2,017
Alzheimer's disease9,54538.5Texas2,017
Diabetes5,83221.2Texas2,017
Kidney disease4,25616Texas2,017

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  • Most recent published year in this file is 2017.
  • State grain only; NCHS does not publish this file at county level.

Inpatient psychiatric facility quality measures (by facility)

Every Medicare-certified inpatient psychiatric facility in a state, with reported quality measures: hours of physical restraint and seclusion per 1,000 patient hours, metabolic screening rate, alcohol and drug use intervention rates, tobacco treatment and transition record completion. Identifies who operates psychiatric beds and how they perform.

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services · 2026-08 · 7 rowsDallas, Dallas County, Texascaptured Aug 15, 2026

Inpatient psychiatric facilities in Texas

FacilityCityCountyRestraint hrs / 1,000Seclusion hrs / 1,000Metabolic screening (%)Alcohol intervention (%)
Parkland Health & Hospital SystemDallasDallas0.40.739542
Ut Of Texas Southwestern University Hospital - William P. Clements Jr.DallasDallas009179
Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital DallasDallasDallas0.010.019796
Hickory Trail HospitalDesotoDallas0.020.248294
Medical City Green Oaks HospitalDallasDallas0.150.0990—
Dallas Behavioral Healthcare Hospital LlcDe SotoDallas0.120.99——
Perimeter Behavioral Hospital Of DallasGarlandDallas0.040.312486
  • Blank measure cells mean CMS returned no value (too few cases or not reported) — not zero.
  • Facilities are Medicare-certified inpatient psychiatric units and hospitals only; other behavioral health settings are not in this file.

American Community Survey (5-year)

Population, age, income, housing, employment and education estimates for every county, tract and ZIP-code tabulation area in the United States. The general-purpose baseline for understanding who lives in a place and what their economic circumstances are.

U.S. Census Bureau · 2026 · 1 rowsDallas, Dallas County, Texascaptured Aug 15, 2026

ACS 5-year estimates for 1 county/counties in Dallas, Dallas County, Texas

CountyFIPSTotal populationMedian ageMedian household incomeMedian home valueHouseholds
Dallas County481132,603,8163474,149277,900971,690
  • Using Dallas County for this city.
  • Vintage: ACS 2019-2023 5-year estimates.

PLACES county health measures

Model-based prevalence estimates for around 40 health outcomes, behaviours, preventive services and social factors in every U.S. county — things like chronic disease rates, insurance coverage, checkup rates and mobility limitation. The standard way to compare health need or health-driven demand between places.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention · 2026 · 1 rowsDallas, Dallas County, Texascaptured Aug 15, 2026

CDC PLACES county health measures for Dallas, Dallas County, Texas filtered to "depression"

CountyMeasureCategoryCrude prevalenceEstimated adults affected
DallasDepressionHealth Outcomes19.3378,419
  • Using Dallas County for this city.
  • PLACES values are model-based small-area estimates, not direct counts.
  • Estimated adults affected is prevalence applied to the adult population by this app, and is derived, not published.

What is not on this page

68 other datasets in the RepVector catalog have no retained rows for Dallas County yet — either they were never queried for this county or the publisher has no coverage here. Rather than estimate them, the page states the gap. Running this market in the app fetches them live.